In honor of Black History Month, we’re celebrating works currently on view by African American artists, including Norman Lewis’s Street Music, 1950.

In honor of Presidents' Day, here is a look at all of the works in our collection that depict President Washington and his wife Martha.

In honor of Black History Month, we’re celebrating works currently on view by African American artists, including Horace Pippin’s Self-Portrait, 1941.

This Valentine's Day, we're taking a look at how works in our collection depict flowers differently over time.

In honor of Black History Month, we’re celebrating works currently on view by African American artists, including Robert Colescott’s Feeling His Oats, 1988.

In honor of Black History Month, we’re celebrating works currently on view by African American artists, including Jacob Lawrence’s Seaman's Belt, 1945.

Lucas Samaras visited the Albright-Knox on December 15, 1966, for the Members’ Preview of the newly acquired Room No. 2 (popularly known as the Mirrored Room), 1966.

Aristide Maillol's La Nuit, 1902–09 (cast executed 1939), was photographed during the Centennial Ball on January 20, 1962, in the museum’s Sculpture Garden. 

Through the generous support of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the Albright-Knox Art Gallery has begun a two-year project that will make information about the museum’s Collection more accessible to staff, visitors, and researchers. 

The Albright-Knox enjoys a long and distinguished tradition of collecting photography and photo-based artworks.